Re: Excel 2011 for Mac - Import XML? Did you ever find an answer for this? I'm looking for a way to import XML files into Excel 2011 for the Mac and can't find anything. Note that most of the advice is for pre-Excel 2007 spreadsheets and not the later.xlsx format. The first piece of advice is to avoid doing so if possible! If you have access to Excel, export the data you want from Excel in tab-delimited or comma-separated form, and use read.delim or read.csv to import it into R.

Mac or windows for business. So you're trying to choose between a Windows PC or an Apple Mac. Or maybe you're just curious to see what a Mac can do better than a Windows PC. Indeed, there are lots of things that a Mac.

Tip - How to Import HTML Tables into Excel Please follow these steps: Open Excel Click the Data tab. Click From Web in the Get External Data group. Click the Options link in the New Web Query box. Click Full HTML Formatting, then OK. Enter the web address in the address bar, and click Go. Each table on your web page will be indicated by an arrow, as shown below. Click the arrow next to the table you want to import, which will turn it into a check mark.

Click the Import button, and the Import Data box pops up. Indicate where you’d like to import your HTML table, then click OK.

Format and Save your spreadsheet. Important: Check the spreadsheet to be sure the columns were created correctly. In some instances headings or numbers may be incorrectly separated as shown below: When that happens you may want to copy the applicable section from the Web manually and paste it into Excel. Then click the Data tab and select Text to Columns to correctly split the data.

Click Fixed width and then the Next button. Click Finish if the columns are correctly separated.

Format and Save your spreadshseet.